Home Massage Benefits
By Sonia Sharma
Treating
yourself to a massage like a Swedish or a traditional ayurvedic massage is
always a treat. However, if you're after something unique for healing the mind,
body and spirit, you could choose from a range of treatments such as:
Aromatherapy:
Pure essential oils and base oils to soothe,
awaken, calm or de-stress the mind, body and spirit.
Reflexology:
Therapeutic hand and foot massage.
Acupressure: A
form of bodywork based on Chinese Meridian Theory.
Traditional
ayurvedic: Detoxification and rejuvenation program called 'Panchakarma' that
uses vigorous massage with warm oils and herbs to remove toxins. It is
calming and balancing, and facilitates profound inner peace.
Serious
practitioners of Yoga tend to avoid energy exchange through touch with unknown
masseurs and hence prefer to self massage the body. This is also more practical
for a twice-a-week massage ritual. Massages not only help relax the muscles,
the deep tissues and the mind but also feed your internal organs with
nourishing oils. For this reason, the purity of your oil is of utmost
significance. Below are some simple home treatments:
1.To cure insomnia, dip your feet in
warm water for 5-10 minutes and then massage your feet with Mustard Oil. Wear
cotton socks to avoid staining the sheets and welcome a good night's sleep.
2.Make your oil blends with organic
essential oils and organic cold pressed vegetable oils. Massage the oil all
over your body and leave it for atleast 20 minutes before shower. Coconut oil
is cooling, while mustard oil is warming. You can understand the attributes of
basic carrier oils and essential oils
before making your own blend. Alternatively, you can buy 100% organic
aromatherapy massage oils from Quinta Essentia Organic.
3.Head massage is not only relaxing but
also a good way of nourishing the scalp
and hair. Some essential oils like rosemary are excellent hair growth stimulators. Herbs like brahmi,
bhringraj, neem, hibiscus etc. all work
a treat for the hair.
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